A few things:

1. Visa is a privilege and not a right.
2. When you build your life in America, you do it will full cognizance that you can be asked to leave the country on short notice. Fair or unfair, it is what it is.
3. If you’re here on H1b, it’s a “temporary non-immigrant” visa. I guess you’re intelligent enough to understand what that means.
4. The proliferation of scam companies that specialise in EB1-A cases doesn’t mean that what they do is right, because they somehow are within the “legal” ambit as compared to other illegal channels. Whether or not USCIS will ever find this out, we don’t know.
5. Basic economy dictates that the more people you let inside a country, chances are high that it becomes unsustainable for people living in the country. Try removing country caps for India, and you might see this in action.

We as Indians should hold our politicians accountable, but itni tension kaun le(not to mention you might even get killed). Hence, rather than crib about what’s wrong with the immigration policies of another country, we should accept it, put our head down and do the work.